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2008 YEARBOOK VIRGINIA — MARYLAND — WASHINGTON, D.C. — WEST VIRGINIA 1 USTA/MID-ATLANTIC SECTION The past year has been busy and full of challenges. We have partnered with the National office and staff to improve President’s the USTA Mid-Atlantic Section (MAS). The Board of Di- rectors and I have promised to ensure open lines of commu- Message nication, transparency, and accountability, while the section volunteers and staff continue to work to offer a more diverse range of tennis opportunities for all members. The Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., and West Virginia districts continue to strengthen Community Tennis Associations (CTAs) and other grass-roots programs. The MAS Committees have worked diligently to make the section both productive and progressive. I appreciate the Co-Chairs and members’ time, talent and contributions for a job well done. The Section’s Mid-Atlantic Tennis and Education Foundation (MATEF) is growing tennis by giving grants to juniors and tennis organizations that promote and develop tennis. MATEF also inducted Richey Reneberg, Cora Masters Barry, Roy Van Brunt, and Anne and Mark Geier into the Hall of Fame. The Legg Mason Tennis Classic is one of the largest and well-attended events, brought some of the world’s top-rated male tennis players to Washington, DC. Rose Hobson In the Virginia District, the Asian Festival in Reston had 20,000 participants in a carnival atmosphere, featuring on-court tennis games. The USTA Adult, Senior, Super Senior and Mixed Doubles leagues had a banner year with nearly 14% growth and continue to grow by leaps and bounds. In addition, new formats like Flex and Combo Leagues are growing and attracting more recrea- tional tennis players. The new Quick Start tennis format will provide more tennis opportunities, and we plan to reach a greater base of non-USTA players to get them into the game. A special thanks goes out to the MAS Board of Directors, Sectional Staff, District Officers and Staff, and MAS Volunteers. I challenge every USTA Mid-Atlantic member to be a part of the Section’s future and bring a friend, family member, or neighbor into this sport we all love. Better yet, sponsor a junior with a gift of a USTA membership. Volunteers are needed in the community-tennis associations, grass-roots programs, districts and the section. Please go online to www.midatlantic.usta.com or call the Section office at 703-556-6120. You can make a difference. We need your help. Join the USTA family. The USTA Mid-Atlantic Board of Directors: (L-R) Gordon Mikkelson, MD Delegate; Randy Belt, WV Delegate; Enid Weber, Secretary; Lynn Duventure, First Vice President; Jim Macomber, Second Vice President; Rose Hobson, President; Chris Reynolds, MD President; Maurice Patterson, DC President; Gordon Shingleton, MAS Delegate; Wayne McCoy, VA Delegate; and Steve Sarver, WV President. Not pictured: Pat Hanssen, VA President; Mark Chisolm, DC Delegate; and Mike Geiger, Treasurer. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS MID-ATLANTIC STAFF USTA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE & BOARD OF DIRECTORS…..…..…..2 MID-ATLANTIC SECTION MID-ATLANTIC STAFF & COMMITTEES………...…………..….3 7926 Jones-Branch Drive 2007 MID-ATLANTIC ANNUAL AWARDS……………………….4 Suite 120 MID-ATLANTIC TENNIS & EDUCATION FOUNDATION.……..5 McLean, VA 22102-3367 MID-ATLANTIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES…………….....6-7 Phone: 703-556-6120 or 1-800-532-8782 2007 MID-ATLANTIC JUNIOR RANKINGS…………………....8-9 Fax 703-556-6175 2007 WORLD TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS………………..…..10 Website: 2007 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS………………..10 www.midatlantic.usta.com 2007 MID-ATLANTIC ADULT RANKINGS & CHAMPIONS.10-11 Elaine Freeman MID-ATLANTIC CO-ED ON-CAMPUS…………………………..12 Interim Executive STAFF USTA MARYLAND DISTRICT………………………………..13-15 Director Elaine Freeman , ext. 13, USTA VIRGINIA DISTRICT…………………………………...16-21 [email protected] USTA WASHINGTON DISTRICT……………................................22 Pam Leibfreid , ext. 11, USTA WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT………………………..….23-24 [email protected] 2007 NATIONAL ADULT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS…….25-27 Ed Binder , ext. 20, [email protected] 2007 ADULT LEAGUE MID-ATLANTIC CHAMPIONS……..28-34 Ronnie Goodall , ext. 12, [email protected] Committees Andrea Lord , ext. 19, [email protected] Adaptive Tennis Grievance Tammy Reeher , ext. 15, Mark Berry, Chair Don Min, Chair Ronnie Goodall Juancarlo Vazquez Wayne McCoy, Board Liaison Chris Reynolds, Board Liaison [email protected] Elaine Freeman, Staff Liaison Elaine Freeman, Staff Liaison Community Tennis/ Community Tennis/ Pete Siegert, Maryland Jim Lawson, Maryland Diversity Manager Diversity Assistant Juancarlo Vazquez , ext. 16, Davis Toombs, Virginia Don Min, Virginia Kathy Williams, Washington Mike Taylor, Washington [email protected] Steve Sarver, West Virginia Steve Sarver, West Virginia Lynn Gertzog, 301-983-2244 Junior Competition Adult & Senior Competition Kelly Jackson, Chair [email protected] Gary Heinberg & Carol Wood, Co-Chairs Lynn Duventre, Board Liaison Gordon Mikkelson, Board Liaison Andrea Lord, Staff Liaison Jonathan Amos, Andrea Lord, Staff Liaison David Parker, Maryland [email protected] Gary Lyst, Maryland Mark Bernstine, Virginia Julie Ogborne, Virginia Mark Williams, Washington 540-588-5433 Gloria Bell, Washington Steve Sarver, West Virginia Joe Estanich, West Virginia Vicki Datlow, Terry Deremer, Vinh Do, & Chris Rich Allen, Steve Fiske, Henry Tran, At Large Kennedy & Joan Oelschlager, At Large Leagues Eva Bell & Lin Borcherding, Co-Chairs The 2008 Mid-Atlantic Year- Audit Maurice Patterson, Board Liaison Wayne McCoy, Chair Pam Leibfreid, Staff Liaison book is published by the Rose Hobson Chris Walsh, Maryland Pam Leibfreid Tammy Reeher Mike Geiger USTA / Mid-Atlantic Section. Nancy Holt, Virginia Sectional Communications Additional: TBD Steve Tolbert, Washington It is mailed free of charge to Ed Binder, Staff Liaison Steve Munro, West Virginia League Manager/League Thomas Hsieh & Rebecca Langager, At Large Coordinator Assistant households whose USTA Budget & Finance Mike Geiger, Chair Marketing & Membership membership is current as of David Pullen, Maryland Ray Benton & Dave Malinowski, Co-Chairs March 2008. Others may pur- George Duangmanee, Virginia Pat Hanssen, Board Liaison Maurice Patterson, Washington Elaine Freeman, Staff Liaison chase a copy for $25 by con- David Wendt, Maryland Steve Sarver, West Virginia Helen Andrews, Virginia tacting the USTA/Mid-Atlantic Ed Binder, Staff Liaison Cynthia Davis, Washington Whitney Belt, West Virginia Section office at 703-556-6120 Collegiate Don Paitrick & Sue Worsham, Co-Chairs Multicultural Participation or 800-532-8782. Gordon Mikkelson, Board Liaison Shantha Chandra & Hai Tran, Co-Chairs Ronnie Goodall, Staff Liaison Enid Weber, Board Liaison Ronnie Goodall, Staff Liaison Ann Peters, Maryland Henrique Lage, Virginia Joy Faniyi, Maryland Jon Nguyen, Washington Ed Tiong, Virginia Tammy Reeher— Brandyn Fisher, West Virginia Washington: TBD Sharon Belcher, West Virginia Yearbook Writer, Editor, Community Development Myron Davis & Sue Geibel, At Large Andrea Lord Elaine Freeman & Kathy Stroop, Co- Nominating Committee Ed Binder & Designer Chairs Sue Worsham, Virginia, Chair Competitive Player/ Finance Manager Mark Chisholm, Board Liaison Marc Kantrowitz, Maryland High Performance Ronnie Goodall, Staff Liaison Maurice Patterson, Washington Manager Brenda Gilmore, Maryland Steve Sarver, West Virginia Don Paitrick, Virginia Dave Malinowski, Virginia, At Large The cover photograph was Sandra Diles, Washington Vinh Do, Virginia, At Large Joe Prenelle, West Virginia Dave Wendt, Maryland, At Large taken by Elaine Freeman Constitution & Rules Officials when the 2007 U.S. Davis Chris Reynolds, Chair Ernie Mosby, Chair Al Rusch, Virginia Randy Belt, Board Liaison Cup team defeated Russia 4-1 Gordon Mikkelson, Maryland Andrea Lord, Staff Liaison Suzanne Sheridan, Maryland for the title in Portland, Ore- Mark Chisolm, Washington Maggie Schewel, Virginia Steve Sarver, West Virginia Ruth Dupree, Washington gon. On the cover, Bob Elaine Freeman Beverly Conley, West Virginia Bryan, Captain Patrick McEn- Dave DeGrafft, & Reliford Sanders, At Large Grants roe, James Blake, Mike Bryan Corey Gordon & Kate Mills, Co-Chairs Volunteers Rose Hobson & Gordon Mary Conaway & Cheryl Sloan, Co-Chairs and Andy Roddick hoist the Shingleton, Board Liaisons Jim Macomber, Board Liaison Ronnie Goodall, Staff Liaison Tammy Reeher, Staff Liaison Davis Cup for the United Marc Kantrowitz, Maryland Sol Lopez, Maryland Lynn Gertzog Jonathan Amos nd Jacob Wilson, Virginia Janet Gehman, Virginia Mid-Atlantic Mid-Atlantic States, the 32 time in Davis Barbara White, Washington Alice Lee, Washington Tennis Service Tennis Service Cup history. Paulette Umberger, West Virginia Alisa Tolliver, West Virginia Representative Representative 3 2007 MID-ATLANTIC ANNUAL AWARDS Sectional USTA Organization of the Year Reston Tennis, Reston, VA Adult/Senior Tournament of the Year Active Aces Super Seniors Tennis Club (AASSTC) 60 & Over, Washington, DC Family of the Year The Mumaw Family, Charles Town, WV Junior Tournament of the Year Franco Florio Boys and Peggy Dallam Girls Tournaments Receiving 2007 Annual Awards: (Back) Alice Lee, Otelia Redman, at Army Navy Country Club, Arlington, VA Chad Reed, Sonya Fox, Jesse Berry, Shantha Chandra, Maggie Schewel, Michelle Mumaw (for her daughter Katelyn), Avery Volunteer of the Year Harwell, and Mary Conaway. (Front) Elaine Freeman and Brenda Glen Edwards, Charles Town, WV Gilmore. Official of the Year Maggie Schewel, Lynchburg, VA League Coordinator
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    IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF FEDERAL CLAIMS OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS No. 01-162V Filed: February 12, 2009 To Be Published * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * COLTEN SNYDER, by and through * KATHRYN SNYDER and JOSEPH SNYDER, * his natural guardians and next friends * Omnibus Autism * Proceeding; * Autism Spectrum Disorder, * Pervasive Developmental * Disorder, Causation, Petitioners, * Measles, MMR, Mercury, * Thimerosal, Waiver v. * Applying Daubert, * Weight of Expert Opinions, SECRETARY OF THE DEPARTMENT * Credibility of Witnesses OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, * * Respondent. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Christopher W. Wickersham, Sr., Esq., Lloyd Bowers, Esq., and Thomas B. Powers, Esq., for petitioners. Alexis S. Babcock, Esq., Katherine Esposito, Esq., Voris Johnson, Esq., and Vincent Matanoski, Esq., U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC, for respondent. DECISION1 Vowell, Special Master: On March 22, 2001, Kathryn and Joseph Snyder [“petitioners”] filed a petition for compensation under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, 42 U.S.C. 1 Vaccine Rule 18(b) provides the parties 14 days to request redaction of any material “(i) which is trade secret or commercial or financial information which is privileged and confidential, or (ii) which are medical files and similar files, the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy.” 42 U.S.C. § 300aa12(d)(4)(B). Petitioners have waived their right to request such redaction. See Petitioners’ Notice to W aive the 14-Day “W aiting” Period as Defined in Vaccine Rule 18(b), filed December 2, 2008. Respondent also waived the right to object to the disclosure of information submitted by respondent. See Respondent’s Consent to Disclosure, filed January 14, 2009. Accordingly, this decision will be publicly available immediately after it is filed.